Photographs by Tabitha Soren show people running away in abject terror, often looking back to see if they’re being followed. What is missing from these photographs, is the danger that makes them run, and what they are fleeing from. So, you could just use your imagination and put any terrifying, dangerous object of your choice [...]
The Abandoned Ship That Became a Floating Forest
SS Ayrfield is a ship that is more than a century old, and as such has plenty of stories to tell. It was originally called the SS Corrimal when built in the UK in 1911. It saw a military career in WWII when the Australian government used it to carry American troops and supplies. It [...]
Common Objects Photographed With X-Rays
Photographer Nick Veasey (previously) captures common objects through the wonders of X-ray technology. Everything turns transparent to eagerly reveal its secrets for the photographer, and we get to see everyday objects as a sight not usually seen.
Young Girl Photographed as Famous Women of History
Photographer Jaime Moore wanted to do a creative photo shoot for the fifth birthday of her daughter Emma. She turned to the internet for inspiration, and all she could find was suggestions of photographing her as Disney Princesses. That idea didn’t go down well with Jaime and she decided to go a different, way more [...]
Lightning Strike on the Grand Canyon [pic]
In this photograph by Travis Roe, lightning is seen striking the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, with the Desert View Watchtower in the foreground. Via
Photographer’s Lens Stares at Distant Galaxies
LA based photographer Siri Kaur‘s project Half of the Whole is a beautiful set that includes images of distant stars and galaxies. She calls the project “a photographic exploration of time and light.” She started with the project in 2007, visiting Kitt Peak in Arizona to photograph outer space. She got help of planetary scientists [...]
Cut Food
Photographer Beth Galton specializes in capturing food through the camera lens. In the conceptual series “Cut Food” the photographs show a cross-section of popular food items, including the packaged goodies. Since we have never quite seen food from that angle, it’s almost a brand new look at food items themselves!
Young Girl’s Life In The African Wild [pics]
Tippi Degré was born in Namibia, Africa while her parents French wildlife photographers Alain Degré and Sylvie Robert were there in the Kalahari. Considering the place she grew up in, there weren’t really many children around so the infant Tippi became friends with the vast variety of wildlife who were her neighbors. These photographs, taken [...]
Tilt-Shift Photography Magic Miniaturizes Famous Places Around the Globe
Putting his love for photography and travel together, New York-based photographer Richard Silver not just visits various spots around the world, he brings back delicious visual goodies of his travels. The photographer makes use of several techniques to capture images, though for the moment our primary interest would be dictated by his project Tilt Shift.
New York, London Meet in Double Exposure Images
New York city and London are both huge cities and centers for culture with an influence that spreads not just to their respective regions, but can be very global in approach. This series of photographs explores how similar both the cities would be in appearance, the age-old yet modern London, and the comparatively new city [...]
Tossed Liquids Photographed in High Speeds
High speed photography has brought us the goodness of things we saw everyday, but never actually noticed. Belgium-based photographer Manon Wethly created her project Flying Stuff. To strip it to the crude details, the project involves throwing liquids, and photographing the effect. Of course, that is easier said than done, but the photographing patterns the [...]
Sightseeing Tunnel Takes You On a Journey Through a Wonderland
Photographer Jakob Wagner for his series Sightseeing Tunnel shows light is not just at the end of the tunnel, but very much a brilliant part of the tunnel itself. Lights and effects that the tunnel sports are quite enthralling, and to us, gives an appearance of what would be similar to moving through a well [...]
Urban Architecture Patterned in Photographs
Singapore based photographer Jared Lim photographs urban architecture and landscapes to present them in part that make them appear in very interesting patterns. We’ve been seeing a few examples of urban architecture recently, and this one just shows how colorful and patterned it all is, even though we see similar things everyday and never notice.
Fourteen Year Old Photographer Puts Himself In Imaginative Settings
Zev is a fourteen year old with an imagination and photography skills that are quite impressive. In the surreal photographs, Zev plays with perspective to often shrink himself to the size of little objects as he journeys though what looks like a magical landscape.
Characters Living Their Life
Looking the part of full scale models, action figures in Daniel Picard‘s photo series 1:1 Toys are playing their usual roles and sometimes, what we don’t usually see in their tales. The pop culture action figures were placed so as to present an illusion of being full size.
